Transport

Two ScotRail services between Inverness and Caithness will be cancelled today.

CalMac CEO, Robbie Drummond is to step down from his role, with the ferry company citing the “real challenges” faced by island communities.

Services between Inverness and Wick are being cancelled today due to a shortage of train crew.

AIDA Cruises’ arrival of the AIDAdiva in port of Invergordon today (April 3) marks the beginning of the highly-anticipated cruise liner season.

The one-week measure will be in force from tomorrow.

The price of an air fare between Wick and Aberdeen is to rise from next month due to "prevailing economic conditions."

It is unclear how long it has been closed but it was seen to be out of action last night.

The yellow weather warning comes into effect on Tuesday.

Emily Williams said winning the award was a 'lovely surprise'.

The project will see a new surface laid on the carriageway of the A9 at Inverbrora,

Plans to invest up to £60m new capital in Highland roads and infrastructure were approved at a council meeting,

Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) has invested over £4 million in energy efficient runway lighting for Inverness Airport.

Roadworks will take place on the southbound A9 between Tore roundabout and the B9161 Munlochy junction from Tuesday, 12 March.

The A9 between North Kessock and Tore has now re-opened in both directions.

A police traffic officer is directing traffic at the Lovat Bridge just outside Beauly.

Motorists are being advised that a diversion route is being implemented following a 'road traffic incident'.

A9 dualling south of Inverness over the coming decade could make scheduled air links between Caithness and the central belt an attractive option.

The road was closed for a time after the fire broke out at Cuthill just before 3pm. The route had reopened by 4.04pm, said Traffic Scotland.

Storm-damaged trees are to be removed from along the A9 next week, meaning road closures at night from Monday evening through to Saturday morning.

The group wants £30 million for roads over three years and £20 million to end the decades-long wait for a new St Clements special school.